Badabulle Ergonomic Newborn Baby Bath Support

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This award-winning product is somewhere between a bucket-style and a traditional slipper-style bath – the best of both worlds, in fact! Verywell Family uses only high-quality sources, including peer-reviewed studies, to support the facts within our articles.

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Remember that a newborn will need a baby bathtub with neck support, whereas an older infant who can hold their head up might not. Cleaning up isn't too much of a hassle - I simply wring out the water, hang it up to dry, or toss it in the washer and dryer. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends against using bath seats that are free-standing as they can easily tip over, posing a serious injury and drowning risk to baby. It does come with a built in harness to ensure they can’t wriggle out if they wake up and become active.

A baby bath isn’t a necessity and many parents will tell you that they got by just fine without one. It is TUV certified and has passed the Oeko-Tex standards so there are no issues with safety whatsoever. Alternatively, a bath support or baby bath sink insert, designed for a kitchen or bathroom, will allow you to be completely hands-free and bathe your baby while standing up. You may not think about bells and whistles when it comes to a baby bathtub, but this one has it all.

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You can certainly get by without one (and many parents have), but first-time parents often say they find a mini bath or bath seat useful for taking some of the worry out of handling a slippery baby. Featuring two support positions that accommodate children from the newborn stage through toddlerhood, it’s perfect for a family with space constraints. If you’re willing to fork out for all the frills to support you at bath time, this one’s pretty special. This Bath support hammock is made with a special breathable material that is more comfortable, anti-mould, nicer to the touch and quicker to dry than a towel. Keep this arm around them while they're in the bath if you aren’t using a tub that supports them with a sling or similar.With more of their body submerged, your baby won’t feel as cold and may relax and enjoy their bath more.